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What did the federalists wanted constitution to provide

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The federalists wanted the constitution to provide a strong federal (aka central) government that could control the states.

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During the Constitutional Convention, the delegates present were debating what the new US Constitution would look like. The idea to create a new US Constitution was introduced and approved after the constant failures of America's first constitution (the Articles of Confederation).

When issues began to arise at the Constitutional Convention, there were two different factions that developed. This included the federalists and anti federalists.

The federalists were in favor of a strong federal government. Federalists based their belief for a strong federal government based on the federal government's failure to keep order and raise funds under the Articles of Confederation.

On the other hand, anti federalists worried about a strong federal government. This faction wanted more power to be in the hands of states government. These individuals worried about a strong central government would take away individual rights and liberties (like King George III and the British parliament did during the 1700's).

Both federalist and anti federalist played a significant role in shaping the US Constitution.

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Topic: American History, Constitutional Convention

Grade Level: 7-12

Keywords: Federalists, Anti Federalists, Constitutional Convention, states' rights, Articles of Confederation

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